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Pacy Oliyide rules over the Tudors

CHESHAM UNITED 1 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 0
By Simon Newbury

A FINE solo goal from Karl Oliyide proved the clincher in this local derby in front of a bumper Boxing Day crowd.
The opening half-hour was a dull affair with the ball in the air most of the time and little passing football. Chesham began to look the more threatening, but their only effort of note came when keeper Michael Johnson spread himself to save at the feet of Matt Lench after a Jayden Bennetts free-kick ran loose. However Chesham were hit by an injury to midfielder Alex Babos who had to go off with a dislocated elbow.
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